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AI Open Letter to Minister of Mental Health (and Associate Minister of Health)
Summary The Public Issues Committee for APANZ has sent an open letter to the Minister of Mental Health (Hon. Matt Doocey) outlining that Artificial Intelligent (AI) Social Systems are changing the relational foundations of our society. While AI companies...
Research Volunteers Needed: If you have trained in EMDR therapy, how much have you used it in practice?
Clinicians who put effort into training want to use what they've learnt and improve lives. Yet, clients may not get the treatments they need when obstacles make them hard to deliver. Researchers from Massey University and the University of Otago are conducting a study...
Registered Psychotherapists to Join Our Team
Registered Therapists Are you a passionate, client-centred therapist looking for a supportive and values-driven practice? We are seeking a qualified and registered therapist to join our growing private practice. This is an excellent opportunity to work in a...
Position Statement on the Impact of Violence and the Role of Psychotherapy – November 2025
As the national body representing psychotherapists in Aotearoa New Zealand, the Association of Psychotherapists (APANZ) affirms its unwavering commitment to nonviolence, human dignity, and the promotion of psychological wellbeing. We recognise that violence, whether...
Tagata Moana Psychotherapist Collective (TMPC) Statement to T/LGBTQIA+ Apology 2025
Fakalofa lahi atu, Faatalofa atu, Malo e lelei, Kia Orana. On behalf of the Tagata Moana Psychotherapist Collective (TMPC) we stand alongside our Pasifika rainbow communities and support and awhi them. We also want to acknowledge that the acronyms MVPFAFF+ were...
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